Phlegm Alley

"C'Mon Ralph, get on the other side so we can complete the Eiffel Tower."

Actually, I would start Manning over Brees against an injured WAS defense that got torched by the Jags. Then I would start Wayne and Colston/Muhammad. I would probably start Colston becuase even though its FF, I could never start a player playing against my Bills.

I find her attractive in the girl next door kind of way, but nothing compared to what I see on a daily basis working on 5th Ave in Manhattan.

Probably because he copy and pasted the entire analysis from football365 link on the front page: realfootball365

Th reason he has a painful shoulder (if it is his throwing shoulder), is probably because his knee was never completely healed in the first place. As a result, he isn't able to step into his throws off his left leg, thus placing incredible strain on his shoulder because he is using all upper body. I saw this when we played the dolphags on a lot of his passes and figured he is going to develop some kind of arm problems if he kept throwing the ball like that.

Another way to beat the cover 2 is to beat them over the middle, in between the LBs and safeties. Lets line up Lee Evans in the slot and use him as a decoy and complete passes to Roscoe, who I think, is going to be an intrical part of this offense beating the Bears.

Someone is having delusions of grandeur. Blind homerism is no excuse for stupidity. At least our the Buff News and D&C tell it like it is sometimes. Makes me believe that all Dolphag fans are bred from a single queen.

I knew Bruschi was some how responsible for their meteoric rise and being annointed as the next Super Bowl winner 1/4 of the way into the season. We may be able to alter destiny...But not if Bruschi is involved.

Maybe they have us drafting out of the 10 spot because we are going to be trading up from the #32 spot.

Roy Williams @ MIN Donald Driver STL Reggie Willams NYJ Antonio Bryant OAK Marques Colston TB Plaxico Burress WAS Driver is questionable this week. Bryant has been slumping. Colston is hot but do for a rather "average" game. Roy Williams has been on fire the last couple of weeks, but is do for a let down on the road against a tough D/divisional rival. Reggie Williams is inconsistent. Plax may be in Coughlin's doghouse having been benched the second half of the game against the Seachickens. I have a tough decision to make and I was seeking some TBDer's assisstance.

Bush's production has steadily declined over since the first week of the year and Caddy has a rookie QB starting which means they are going to rely heavily on the running game in order to take pressure off of Gradkowski. I would say long term, Caddy will be better. To me, Bush is good, but he is a little TOO overrated this early in his career.

If healthy, I would start Westbrook and Tatum Bell. If Westy can't go, I'd play Kevin Jones in his place.

This guy has Mike Ditka's signature tattoed on the back of his head

This has relevance based on who our opponents are this week. This guy is nuts. He went to CHI Bears atuograph signings and he would have famous former/current Bears players sign their names somewhere on his body. Then, he would get a tattoo of the players signature on his body. Bears fans are obviously not that smart

He seems like he has a high motor.

That is tough. I think that you're going to see the WR duo of Boldin/Fitz have their #'s slip a little bit as a result of the QB switch. Leinhart is going to be a good QB, but right now his OLine is putrid and I think they may rely more on the EDGE in order to take pressure off of Leinhart. Besides, your team is young, and there is an awful lot of potential within your WR core. Evans has started to come around and it is only a matter of time before he gets into the endzone. Jennings is starting to get more looks in GB than the #1 guy Driver. Cotchery is proving to be a valuable #3 WR. Edwards is becoming the STUD that he was drafted to be and has become the favorite target of QB Frye. I think you may want to target someone who doesn't have as many question marks about the offense as Fitz...Rookie QB, stud RB that demands touches, another STUD WR playing opposite him, and a horrible oline. Hope this helped!

We would be 3-2 after knocking off the #1 team in the NFC and after having played really good football for the last 5 weeks. We would also be going into Detroit with winning record, possibly being 2 games over .500 going into a showdown with our division rivals. We could get a lot of mileage out of a win like this.

I know what the final score to the game was, and I realize that GB shot itself in the foot a couple of times to end up in that predicament. That doesn't mean that we won't be able to run. It will be tough, but we HAVE to run.

Ahman Green, who had gone over 100yds rushing just once in the last 18 games he's played in, went for 110yds on 20 carries against this D in Week 1. We can run the ball with success.

Wasn't it Peters who had two false starts in a row on one of our drives? He has been doing a phenomenal job, I agree, but false starts are drive killers. While it may have been unnoticed or it may not have affected the outcome of the game against the Vikes, that is not going to fly against the Bears.

"If da glove don't fit, you must acquit."

I don't think intelligence has anything to do with violent, aggessive, malicious behavior in a controlled environment (i.e. an NFL game)

What about George Dubya and the Texas Rangers?

That was some of the funniest stuff I've heard all day! Good find.